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HumanitiesGender StudiesLiteratureFeminist TheoryModernist LiteratureWomen's StudiesFeminist CriticismModernismModernist FictionModernist SubjectivityWomen WritersWomen's WritingEnglish Women NovelistsFemale Subjectivity In LiteratureFeminist Approaches To ModernismModernist FormModernist ImaginationModernist InteriorityModernist SelfhoodWomen's Subjectivity
Impressionist Subjects looks at the way modernist writers wrote about how the mind works, and connects those ideas to the way that women moved into public life in the early 20th century.